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Fun With Roman Numerals

Name: Fun With Roman Numerals
Brand: Holiday House
SKU: 11032790
Price: 9.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: David A. Adler
ISBN: 9780823422555

David A. Adler

Edward Miller

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11032790

Publishers Holiday House, January 2010

Designed with boldly colored graphics and simple lines, this book takes a contemporary approach to a... Full description

Libristo code: 11032790

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Designed with boldly colored graphics and simple lines, this book takes a contemporary approach to an old topic. While the artwork employs icons and images from ancient Rome, the text introduces Roman numerals by citing modern examples of how they are used: to number chapters and pages in books, on watch faces, and for sports events. Taking a unique approach, Adler suggests that students use coins, each labeled with a specific Roman numeral, to better understand the symbols and how they are written and counted. Several examples are depicted and explained. For the most part, the writing is forthright and easy to nderstand. However, the page that describes which Roman numerals can be subtracted from which is a little confusing.